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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1939
Page
5
The Clare Sentinel announces subscription rates to Michigan and other points, display ad terms on request, line charges for locals and fillers, heading fees, and a plea to have probate notices printed by The Sentinel through Judge Wylie.
Dr Leonitis M Jones longtime Harrison physician died at his home after illness. Born 1875 in Hanover Michigan he trained at Detroit College of Medicine, practiced Tecumseh Osseo then Harrison where he led a large practice. Funeral held Aug 31 at Highway Tabernacle with Rev Beveler. interment Maple Grove Cemetery. Survived by widow Alice, sons Oliver and Claudins, five stepchildren and sister Gertrude Behans.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dyke announce the birth of a son Leon J born Friday September 1 weighing ten pounds. An eight pound daughter Kathleen was born Monday August 28 to Mrs. Dyke whose full name appears in the family notice.
The Whitetown reunion at Harrison Park Wilson State Park Sunday featured a picnic dinner, election of officers with Earl Skinner named president and Mrs. William Pearson secretary treasurer, and plans for 1940 discussed. Guests included many families from Muskegon, Lansing, Mason, Clare, Midland and Moddersville.
A farewell theater party honored Mrs James Darling Sunday evening. Friends and Tip Top restaurant employees attended the current showing of Each Dawn I Die at the Glare Ideal Theater to mark her departure to Flint. The group included Mrs Paul Beals, Mrs Bessie Williams, Mrs Irene Myers, Mrs William Martle, Miss Laura Williams, Miss Genevieve Smith and Mrs Darling.
Harrison Mission Rev E Broum and Pastor Sunday School 10 00 a m Bernard Fischer Supt Church Service 11 06 a m Evening Service at 8 00 o clock Tuesday evening prayer service 30 bp m You are welcome to all services Miss Alubowicz To Teach Here Miss Theodosia Alubowicz of Flint engaged as fifth grade teacher in the Hayes Agricultural Unit School to replace Miss Frances Boyd of Detroit She is a graduate of Ypsilanti will teach music Gleé club and orchestra Stanley Kleiner Attacked at Fair Stanley Kleiner 22 year old youth near Clare was injured slightly
At the Clare County Fair Friday evening C Reicher age 73 struck behind the ear with a hammer following a misunderstanding. A justice court hearing led to Reicher pleading guilty to a misdemeanor and paying a twenty dollar fine plus costs and the doctor bill. No traffic violations were recorded during the fair and Labor Day weekend as Harrison’s police guarded main highways with no arrests. The page also lists numerous local visits and travels over the weekend by Harrison residents.
The clipping notes Harrison News appears on Page and Page 10 with brief items. It highlights community events and notices with concise lines. Details are fragmentary but indicate local happenings across pages.
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